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I am 28 year old male who is into weightlifting and resistance training. I was looking for a potent pre-workout supplement to boost my training regimen and has been suggested Nitraflex by GAT (German-American Technologies). While this product has been described as a "dietary supplement" apparently by some "fitness experts" I necessarily don't agree with them since Nitraflex claims to be a Testosterone enhancer/booster. As mentioned on the product itself. I have no problems with the caffeine content but I am pretty apprehensive about consuming any sort of hormone booster/enhancer from a long-term point of view. While I have been told by many that Nitraflex is safe to consume, can I please have some reliable suggestions and advice on the subject? Is it safe to consume hormone booster/enhancer as a pre-workout supplement? The product does not come cheap though but I am not going by the price tag as well. My only concern is the body's natural mechanism of testosterone production should not get messed up. N.B:- For a trial, I consumed half scoop of Nitraflex in around 8 ounce (1 glass) of water just once. I am unable to state if my workout was pretty pumped up that day but I lifted much heavier weights and was quite explosive with the moves during my 90 minutes of stay in the gym. I am, however, not taking it as the potency of Nitraflex and considering it more as a "psychological boost" Thank you.
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Hi lybrate-user. I completely agree with your concern and will never mess with the hormones. After answering for 6000 questions you are first person whom I found aware about the fact. My suggestion is not to take such products as they are harmful and costly. Who are suggesting don't know the side effects. Instead you may take some good quality protein powder as our muscles are made up of protein and to grow it requires more protein. And a multivitamin tablet which is not considered medicine but a health supplements and works as antioxidant. For more help you may consult.
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